All Over Voiceover with Kiff VH
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Episode 28: "Anyway, Enough Sermon...WhaWhaWhaaaa..." with Patrick Bristow
Legendary actor, improvisor, Groundling, director and teacher Patrick Bristow (Showgirls, Ellen, Transformers, Family Guy) sits down with Kiff and shares his views on improvisation, chasing "the moment", how to get out of your head, and a bunch of other amazing things that you should really just listen to rather than read in a hastily written summary.
Check out all things Patrick at www.patrickbristow.com and see Patrick LIVE with "Puppet Up"
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